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A Bible flowing with oil - something many are calling a modern miracle - continues to gather huge crowds
In 2015, a small group of Dalton residents were surprised when oil began running down the walls of their prayer room. A year later, the clear oil began flowing from Jerry Pearce's personal Bible. Some 400 gallons of oil later, and thousands of miles traveled, the group is drawing diverse crowds from across the country. Oil plays a prominent role in several Bible stories to anoint believers and care for the sick.
Leaders in the group are clear: They are not worshipping the Bible. They are not a healing ministry, though tests on the oil have found healing properties in it, Pearce said. Other tests have been unable to prove what kind of oil it is, he said.
Checkmate, atheists.
In 2015, a small group of Dalton residents were surprised when oil began running down the walls of their prayer room. A year later, the clear oil began flowing from Jerry Pearce's personal Bible. Some 400 gallons of oil later, and thousands of miles traveled, the group is drawing diverse crowds from across the country. Oil plays a prominent role in several Bible stories to anoint believers and care for the sick.
Leaders in the group are clear: They are not worshipping the Bible. They are not a healing ministry, though tests on the oil have found healing properties in it, Pearce said. Other tests have been unable to prove what kind of oil it is, he said.
Checkmate, atheists.